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Home»Scott Lucas

The effects of Russian intervention in the Syria crisis

Conflict Analysis
  • Scott Lucas
December 2015

The linked Russian political-military initiative in Syria – with a bombing campaign from 30 September, support of Iranian-Hezbollah-Syrian military ground offensives, and convening of international conferences to try and secure the Assad regime – has changed the dynamics of the 56-month Syrian conflict. The effects of the intervention are significant, and are both ...» more

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